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I just don't think it's necessary. Not in the slightest.
This was all over Google yesterday...
This was all over Google yesterday...
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It doesn't make any sense. The game was released for PS3, got a remastered version for PS4 and can be played on PS5 thanks to the latter being backwards compatible.
Even if the reason is to help promoting the HBO show is still a waste of resources, time and money. A bundle with TLOU1 + TLOU2 with PS5 patch would be good enough.
Even if the reason is to help promoting the HBO show is still a waste of resources, time and money. A bundle with TLOU1 + TLOU2 with PS5 patch would be good enough.
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I wasn't interested in remakes till FF7R came out. That showed me what remakes could be. An old game with new content is more appealing than an old game with just a fresh coat of paint.
For example, Jak and Daxter's 20th anniversary is this year. It would be cool to see a remake of the first game. There's a whole ton of cut content they could put in now. They have the benefit of hindsight etc.
I don't mind remakes. I just don't really feel there's anything you could do with the Last of Us to make it extra appealing. Unless it's a crossover with Uncharted.....What if Nathan lived through the Last of US?
The last of Nate? Old man Drake? Idk.
A friend of mine raised a good point.
Game companies should invest in remaking failed products instead rehashing successes.
Like Sega should totally fix Sonic 2006. Come on Sega 2026 is right around the corner.
For example, Jak and Daxter's 20th anniversary is this year. It would be cool to see a remake of the first game. There's a whole ton of cut content they could put in now. They have the benefit of hindsight etc.
I don't mind remakes. I just don't really feel there's anything you could do with the Last of Us to make it extra appealing. Unless it's a crossover with Uncharted.....What if Nathan lived through the Last of US?
The last of Nate? Old man Drake? Idk.
A friend of mine raised a good point.
Game companies should invest in remaking failed products instead rehashing successes.
Like Sega should totally fix Sonic 2006. Come on Sega 2026 is right around the corner.
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Yeah, I saw a headline about it earlier but never read the article. Not sure what can really be improved upon from the original but it's whatever really, I can't say that I really have an interest in a remake.